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This lecture series is designed to provide information on applications and techniques available in the HCBI. You do not need to be a member of the facility to attend! For further information, please contact Doug Richardson (drichardson@fas.harvard.edu). Pizza and drinks provided by Carl Zeiss Microscopy, LLC Sept 25th 12:00PM Raman spectroscopy for biological applications Raman spectroscopy is the inelastic scatting of light that allows for label free chemical imaging of a sample. It has had challenges being widely adopted for biological applications due to the common issue of autofluorescence in biological samples and a seemingly overwhelming amount of information contained in a Raman data set. Come hear from Arthur McClelland about recent approaches to solving both these challenges.